HyperX’s Alloy Elite mechanical keyboard keeps the Cherry switches and adds media controls

HyperX, Kingston’s gaming-focused sub-brand, released its first mechanical gaming keyboards last year with the space-conscious Alloy FPS. HyperX built that keyboard for gamers who want as small a keyboard as possible, and the company’s following this up with the more substantial Alloy Elite. This is a mechanical keyboard with Cherry MX switches, media controls, and USB 2.0 passthrough. It costs $110.
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